Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
SELECTION;

uAOU dO AllOCCus 4uO L Ic6IUcuU was AuUuOr
lied to appoint the committees and. mad
the
FOLLOWING SELECTION:
Committee on Reception Messrs
Knowles, DAILY, Irvine II, Williams, Gay
lord, Caplice, Frank, Mantle, Trask. Tilton
GoodalI, Dolman. Sawtelle, Cornell ant
Leggat.
Committee on Finance-Messrs. Richards
Barrett and Kahnweiler.
COMMITTEES on Arrangements Messrs
Foster. Heyman and Pinkham.
Committee on INSTRUMENTATION
Brophy. Maillett and Ellingwood.
Committee on Ce rriages-Messrs. Jack
Haupt and Whiting.
Commute. on Halls -Messrs. Noyes
Wallace and Koch.
Mr.. Mantle thought that the Com
mittee on Reception was the most
important one n should
have the name Of the Presidential at the head
of the Committee . The idea was received
with enthusiasm and the melton put by
MI. Mantle and carried. Mr.. Trask declined
ca he was likely to be out of the ;ity, and
Nj. Harper appointed in his stead. Mr.
Leggat stated that he had called at the
Alice mine yesterday and met Mr.. Walker
and Mr.. Hall. The former said that hi
was very much in favor of the Board o.
Trade, and that MI. Hall
WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY DIN IT.
They would also provide and take care Of
ten members Of the visiting party who
would come here. He had also visited the
and seen Mr.. Sickles who said
that he or Mr.. Wartenwiler would be ready
to join the Board of Trade. In considera.
ton OF these and other promised and
probable adhesions on the part of mining
men and Others, he moved that the Presi-
lent be empowered to increase the member
of the reception committee up to the
OF twenty from the new members.
It vas SO ordered. Mr.. Leggat wanted to
the Finance Committee by two
members who should be men particularly
with mining and smelling. The
Board
THE MOTION
and the Chair appointed Mr.. Leggat and
Goodall as such additional members,
which raised a laugh at Mr.. Leggat's ex-
pense. On Mr.. Legqat's motion the Com
nlttee on Arrangements were empowered
TO provide badges to be furnished to the
members of the different committees and
the Board OF Trade, and also to be pre-
'ented to the visitors and their ladies, to
the occasion and be in.
suita bly,. The Chair suggested that
committee should be appointed to visit
,he City Council and confer with the mem.
,ers OF that body as to united action. 1t
vas stated that the Mayor would be alb.
Ient from the city for next several
weeks, but that there would be q Council
Meeting on the 3Oth. Mr.. Koch moved the
Of . committee of three to
VISIT THE CITY COUNCIL
Law the matter properly before them
request them to cooperate with the
3oard on the reception. The Chair ap-
'ointed Messrs. Caplice. Dolman and
as such committee. Mr.. Goodall
cad letters from Secretary Raymond of
he Institute explanatory of the route of
he excursion and their intentions and
while here. Mr.. Richards wanted
o know the sense of the meeting as to how
he Finance Committee should proceed. He
'as assured that he could 20 ahead and
ollect all the money he could get and that
It least a thousand dollars would be
eeded. On suggestion of Judge Knowles
ne secretary was INSTRUCTED to invite every
nine owner and superintendent on this
ide Of the range, including the Counties of
|eer Lodge, Beaverheadland Midison to
70 present at the entertainment and
eception of the engineers. Mr.. Saw.
thought that the Chair should
CONTINUE IN FORCE
be committees appointed at the inception
I the Board of Trade to solicit menber.
hip. The Chair said that he had intended
have presented his list of committees to
he Board that evening, but that he had |
lst that day returned to town and on |
'oking into the matter found the appoint !
tent OF the committees a more onerous
ask and one calling for more thought and
Ire than he had at first supposed and
therefore he would accept Mr.. Saw
'lPs suggestion and continue the old COM
littees on soliciting members until the
ommittee on Membership was appointed.
r. Leggat suggested that the Secretary
lould make public announcement of
here he was to be found. Mr.. Hammers
flee is with John Caplice & Co., on Main
rect, where he can be at all times found
gentlemen wishing to pay their subscrip-
ons. The Chair wanted a meeting ap-